The assistant that messages you before you have to ask.
Bassotto reads your inbox and calendar, follows your trips and tells you when something changes. It drafts replies and moves meetings. Before it writes to anyone for you, it asks for your OK.
Free during the beta. At launch, a 7-day free trial and you can cancel any time.
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- You approve what goes out, or set rules for people you trust. Purchases and payments, always.
- Servers and database in the EU: Finland and the Netherlands. AI models run with US providers; the privacy notice explains the transfers.
- No ads, and we never train models on your data.
It messages you when it matters, not when you remember.
A sample day: Bassotto follows your inbox, calendar and trips in the background and proposes the next step. You tap a button.
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Bassotto
Your flight to Milan is 90 minutes late, new gate B12. Move your 10:00 call with Marco?
Hi Marco, my flight is late: can we move to 11:30?SendEdit -
Bassotto
43 unread emails after the board meeting. Three matter: your accountant needs a document by tomorrow, a contract is waiting for a signature, a client is waiting for a date. The drafts are ready.
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You
Find me half an hour with Giulia next week.
Tuesday 10:00, Wednesday 15:30 or Thursday 9:00: the email to Giulia is ready.ApproveChange times
ChatGPT answers when you ask. Bassotto messages you when it matters.
It moves first
A delay, a deadline, an important email: it tells you before you have to look for it.
It acts, with your OK
It writes the reply, proposes times, prepares the invite. Nothing goes out until you approve, or until a rule you set allows it.
It knows your context
It works on your inbox and calendar and remembers what matters to you. No starting from scratch in every chat.
How it works
Connect
Gmail and Google Calendar, with the access you approve on Google. Disconnect them any time.
Talk
From the iPhone app or the web, typing or with a voice note, in English or Italian.
Approve
Emails and invites are shown to you before they go out, unless you set a rule for someone you trust. Purchases and payments always go through you.
For people with more to do than hours.
Founders and managers
After a day of meetings it tells you which three emails matter, with the drafts ready.
Frequent travellers
Flight late? It tells you the new gate and offers to move the call you would miss.
Freelancers and consultants
A client asks for a date: Bassotto checks your calendar and drafts three options to approve.
Join the beta.
We open a few seats at a time and onboard each person one to one. The beta is free. At launch Bassotto will be a monthly or annual subscription with a 7-day free trial: you see the date of the first charge before you subscribe, and you can cancel any time. Pricing and terms.
Questions
How is it different from ChatGPT?
ChatGPT answers when you write to it. Bassotto works in the background on your inbox, calendar and trips, messages you when something changes and prepares the actions, which go out only with your OK.
Can it send emails for me?
Yes, after you approve them, and you can edit them first. If you like, create an "always allow" rule for a recipient or a domain and revoke it any time. Purchases and payments always need your approval.
Who sees my data?
Our team accesses your content only with your consent for a specific task, like support, or when the law requires it. AI models process only what your request needs and don't train on it. The details are in the privacy policy.
How much is it?
The invite-only beta is free. At launch it will be a monthly or annual subscription with a 7-day free trial; we'll announce prices before asking you to pay anything.
How do I cancel?
On iPhone the subscription goes through the App Store: cancel it in Settings, your name, Subscriptions, any time, including during the trial.
What happens to my data if I stop?
Disconnect Google any time and delete conversations and memories. To close your account and delete everything, write to privacy@gradientlabs.it.
Does it work in Italian?
Yes, in English and Italian, even in the same conversation.
Which devices?
iPhone and the web.